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Yes an interesting piece there Philip. Its a very miserable situation that these companies, whose adverts espouse a private world of health and luxury, but in reality behind the scenes.. they dont have a pot to piddle in. The look of luxury and wellbeing is nothing but a very thin veneer, an image.
The lessen here basically is that you should leave your body alone unless there is something wrong with it, then taking a medical chance is the only way to go, but the feeling from me is that if the NHS cant do it then dont so it. There are clearly no back-up resources in these private establishments if things go wrong.
Unfortunately these days, with the trend being that many young females are gobsacked with total delight following the careers of two-bit female Celebs, and you hardly ever find a female Celeb nowadays who isnt surgically enhanced...very surgically enhanced, then all these youngsters hooked on every aspect of Celebism will want to follow the path. The rewards are high and the talent required is low. Amy Childs, Katie Price, etc, the magazines near the checkout at the supermarket are packed with these people...selling an image of false boosoms, snaring a footballer, living in a mansion in Essex, paparazzi.....it all apears to be much better than working. There is now a series on TV following the life of big bosomed Amy Childs and the poor(!) thing hasnt got more than 30 words in her vocabulary.
However this non-hero is a big hit with the girls and many want to follow her path, many now want enhancements, its a very unfortunate trend..the lure of easy money and glamour.
My feeling is that a person should leave well enough alone unless there is a medical reason for it.